The Study Fenomology of Various Obstacle to Eliminate Dengue in Banyumas District

Isna, Hikmawati and Dedy, Purwito (2013) The Study Fenomology of Various Obstacle to Eliminate Dengue in Banyumas District. ARTIKEL PROSIDING.

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Abstract

Dengue fever is an illness that is now internationally paid attention with more than 50 millions cases each year. In Indonesia the prevalensi of dengue fever is still high. On 2007 there are 71 cases for each 100.000 people and the percentage of mortality reaches 1,010% for each 100 patients of this illness. The are 12 provinces which have been noted as the great case area/KLB of dengue fever (anonimy,2004). Every years this epidemic always happen. One of cause decreasing of effectiveness of mosquito’s vector control and also the wrong view about the treatment of dengue fever as well as narrow participation of community in vector control. The Research purpose to identification various obstacle efforts to eliminate of dengue haemoragic fever from agent factors, host factors and environment factors. Research design is qualitative with fenomenologi approach. Informant consist 8 participant from two distric recent and long time of endemic. Take of data with interview, observation and sheet of data self. The Result of research that obstracle of vectors elimination are from agent not yet vactination, and community have breeding place of aedes aegypti. Obstracle of host, community participation of vector control and role of health official in health education not yet maksimum. Obstracle of environment cleanliness of environment not yet optimum, so will cause of risk transmition of DHF as communicable diseases in community. Conclution this research to prevention of dissemination dengue haemoragic fever from agent, host and environment factors be needed participation of community be continue in activity of elimination breeding place aedes aegypti, as well as support from health official.

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